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Half of employers expect staff to need extra guidance on pensions

A majority of employers are broadly positive about the governments pensions overhaul but 50 per cent believe they will need to provide extra guidance to...

Balancing innocence and guilt: Telegraph journalist 'breaks the internet'

Legal profession reels at suggestion we should lower the burden of proof in criminal cases

ADR and costs sanctions

Eighteen months after the Jackson reforms came into effect, Tim Wallis considers their impact on recent cases

Hulk QC gets into the festive season

Barrister Hulk QC talks to SJ's John van der Luit-Drummond about the 'old boys' club', government surveillance, ethical dilemmas and M&S

The sorry saga of legal aid

Marilyn Stowe discusses the toll the government's cuts to legal aid are taking on the family justice system

Add-backs on divorce

Before pursuing a claim for add-backs, consider the merits of your client's case, advises Claire Reid

Changes on the horizon

Sarah Ainslie believes the Courts Reform (Scotland) Bill will help the Scottish legal system overthrow its costly and inefficient reputation

Riding the entrepreneurial wave

With an increased entrepreneurial spirit driving growth in the legal industry, John van der Luit-Drummond wonders who the real innovators are and if they will...